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Topics Covered: - Introducing our new co-host, Carrie Webb.
- Viewer Question: Last time you did a feature on DeVeDe, you didn't finish the tutorial. Can you please go over it again and show us how to burn DVDs in Ubuntu Linux?
- Removing the old version of DeVeDe from you Ubuntu computer.
- Downloading the DeVeDe 3.10 DEB installation package and installing it into Ubuntu Linux.
- Using DeVeDe 3.10 to create your Video DVD in Ubuntu Linux.
- Viewer Question: What is the DIVX option for on DeVeDe?
- Setting the default format in DeVeDe to either PAL or NTSC, and understanding which you should choose.
- Viewer Question: Do you have a recommendation on a DIVX player device?
- Adding video titles and video files to a DVD production in DeVeDe 3.10.
- Viewer Question: What is a videorate?
- Viewer Question: Could you burn YouTube videos using DeVeDe?
- Viewer Question: How do we create menus and menu backgrounds in DeVeDe?
- Setting the advanced options for your videos in DeVeDe.
- Viewer Question: Shouldn't you change the video bitrate to match your original video file?
- Adding a second menu item (title) to your DVD menu in DeVeDe 3.10.
- Viewer Question: Is there a way to adjust the audio bitrate to save space on your DVD?
- Viewer Question: [Translated:] Can you play the DeVeDe DVDs in your computer? Or does something have to be changed?
- Enabling multi-core optimizations on your multi-core PC in DeVeDe.
- Customizing your DVD menu in DeVeDe.
- Viewer Comment: Carrie's mic is quieter than Robbie's.
- Viewer Question: Where is a good Firewire DVD Burner?
- Outputing your DVD image to an ISO file in DeVeDe 3.10.
- Viewer Question: Are there subtitle options in DeVeDe?
- Viewer Question: Is that a pan flute over your right shoulder?
- Viewer Question: How do I fix my audio in Windows XP? It doesn't work at all.
- Viewer Question: What screen recording software are you using?
- Viewer Question: I found a workaround for my problem with Ubuntu taking over five minutes to load. I renamed the swap.disk file to noswap.disk and it seemed to make things a little faster. What is swap.disk and what does it do?
- Viewer Question: How do you change the file associations for multimedia files so they don't automatically load in Totem?
- Viewer Question: Can you login to Ubuntu as root?
- Viewer Comment: You're saying sudo wrong.
- Viewer Question: This is my first show! Do the Linux games work on the new Macbook as well?
- Viewer Question: What is a good program I can use to capture video from my DVC-80 capture device in Linux?
- Viewer Question: Are the games from last week's show free of cost?
- Viewer Comment: Most DVR software will work with any Video4Linux device, as long as it is accessible through /dev/video.
- Viewer Question: Which Internet service providers support Ubuntu Linux?
- Viewer Comment: If you have trouble setting up your Internet, just use a router.
- Viewer Comment: AOL comes with bloatware.
- Viewer Question: Do you prefer gnome over KDE, and why?
- Viewer Comment: KDE was good in the Windows 3.1 days.
- Viewer Comment: I find that gnome crashes less.
- Viewer Question: I'm looking for a widgit that can be shown on the desktop to show my CPU usage?
Links: Notes: Casper vanished (oh, the irony) before answering my question about their sound issue. Casper; if you're reading this, my guess would have been your audio drivers. Please bring up "Device Manager" by right-clicking on your "My Computer" icon, and choosing Properties->System. We were asked about logging in to Ubuntu as root. This is extremely (!!) dangerous. We never actually answered the question. Yes, it can be done. If you really need to know, let me know. Keywords: devede, dvd, linux, burn, movies, movie, disk, disc, free, software No one has commented on this article. |
